I basically stopped playing tf2 for a while and only surfed on CS:S, where I transitioned into a really low sensitivity and began using +left/+right to be as smooth as possible while still being able to turn easily.
Since I've started playing tf2 again, I noticed that I use these two commands while dming too. I was wondering if this is frowned upon or against the rules of any leagues, and if not if anyone else uses these commands in regular gameplay. There seem to be some clear benefits from them, particularly if you use a low sensitivity.
I basically stopped playing tf2 for a while and only surfed on CS:S, where I transitioned into a really low sensitivity and began using +left/+right to be as smooth as possible while still being able to turn easily.
Since I've started playing tf2 again, I noticed that I use these two commands while dming too. I was wondering if this is frowned upon or against the rules of any leagues, and if not if anyone else uses these commands in regular gameplay. There seem to be some clear benefits from them, particularly if you use a low sensitivity.
Why would a league stop you from moving left and right to aim? It's perfectly viable and I don't find it annoying at all.
Why would a league stop you from moving left and right to aim? It's perfectly viable and I don't find it annoying at all.
GeknaiirWhy would a league stop you from moving left and right to aim? It's perfectly viable and I don't find it annoying at all.
Uhh +left and +right are commands which auto-turn your crosshair at a certain yaw speed, I don't mean +moveleft and +moveright.
[quote=Geknaiir]Why would a league stop you from moving left and right to aim? It's perfectly viable and I don't find it annoying at all.[/quote]
Uhh +left and +right are commands which auto-turn your crosshair at a certain yaw speed, I don't mean +moveleft and +moveright.
It's definitely not frowned upon in the sense that it's "illegal", but I highly doubt you're getting the performance you think you are - the very reason aiming on a PC is much better than aiming on a console is because of the variable turning speed. My question is, how do you fare against scouts, who move faster than a soldier on the ground? What about rocket jumpers?
I can see this method working in CS where everyone is the same height and moves at roughly the same speed, but TF2 is at least three times as fast - do you really DM well with it?
It's definitely not frowned upon in the sense that it's "illegal", but I highly doubt you're getting the performance you think you are - the very reason aiming on a PC is much better than aiming on a console is because of the variable turning speed. My question is, how do you fare against scouts, who move faster than a soldier on the ground? What about rocket jumpers?
I can see this method working in CS where everyone is the same height and moves at roughly the same speed, but TF2 is at least three times as fast - do you really DM well with it?
I don't think anyone would care. Honestly, I think you'd probably be limiting your own abilities, but if you can actually pull it off, more power to you.
I don't think anyone would care. Honestly, I think you'd probably be limiting your own abilities, but if you can actually pull it off, more power to you.
Pretty sure its not allowed if you set yawspeed to 270+
Pretty sure its not allowed if you set yawspeed to 270+
synchroIt's definitely not frowned upon in the sense that it's "illegal", but I highly doubt you're getting the performance you think you are - the very reason aiming on a PC is much better than aiming on a console is because of the variable turning speed. My question is, how do you fare against scouts, who move faster than a soldier on the ground? What about rocket jumpers?
I can see this method working in CS where everyone is the same height and moves at roughly the same speed, but TF2 is at least three times as fast - do you really DM well with it?
I definitely don't mean strictly aiming with commands, but as far as horizontal tracking for pistols, smg, etc. it can definitely help. I've also begun using them for rocket jumps to avoid throwing my mouse all over the place.
[quote=synchro]It's definitely not frowned upon in the sense that it's "illegal", but I highly doubt you're getting the performance you think you are - the very reason aiming on a PC is much better than aiming on a console is because of the variable turning speed. My question is, how do you fare against scouts, who move faster than a soldier on the ground? What about rocket jumpers?
I can see this method working in CS where everyone is the same height and moves at roughly the same speed, but TF2 is at least three times as fast - do you really DM well with it?[/quote]
I definitely don't mean strictly aiming with commands, but as far as horizontal tracking for pistols, smg, etc. it can definitely help. I've also begun using them for rocket jumps to avoid throwing my mouse all over the place.
tf2 is also on the xbox, go for pro man.
tf2 is also on the xbox, go for pro man.
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if your sens is too slow to turn around easily then use mouse accel or get a higher sens
simple tnough
if your sens is too slow to turn around easily then use mouse accel or get a higher sens
simple tnough
wareyaif your sens is too slow to turn around easily then use mouse accel or get a higher sens
simple tnough
this guy's a surfer mang :V
imo it's pretty hard to go back to higher sensitivities
[quote=wareya]if your sens is too slow to turn around easily then use mouse accel or get a higher sens
simple tnough[/quote]
this guy's a surfer mang :V
imo it's pretty hard to go back to higher sensitivities
wareyaif your sens is too slow to turn around easily then use mouse accel or get a higher sens
simple tnough
That wasn't the point of this thread, I'm more than comfortable with my sensitivity, just wanted to see if any others found these commands useful.
[quote=wareya]if your sens is too slow to turn around easily then use mouse accel or get a higher sens
simple tnough[/quote]
That wasn't the point of this thread, I'm more than comfortable with my sensitivity, just wanted to see if any others found these commands useful.
this is how weeble aims just ask him
this is how weeble aims just ask him
I tried doing this last night while surfing it was hilarious.
edit: the 360 version of L4D2 has buttons to turn you exactly 180 degrees which could possibly be useful if you have a low sens
I tried doing this last night while surfing it was hilarious.
edit: the 360 version of L4D2 has buttons to turn you exactly 180 degrees which could possibly be useful if you have a low sens
shlaneredit: the 360 version of L4D2 has buttons to turn you exactly 180 degrees which could possibly be useful if you have a low sens
Isnt that banned??
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edit: the 360 version of L4D2 has buttons to turn you exactly 180 degrees which could possibly be useful if you have a low sens[/quote]
Isnt that banned??
shlanerI tried doing this last night while surfing it was hilarious.
edit: the 360 version of L4D2 has buttons to turn you exactly 180 degrees which could possibly be useful if you have a low sens
+left and +right are actually very useful for those long spins in surf maps :V
[quote=shlaner]I tried doing this last night while surfing it was hilarious.
edit: the 360 version of L4D2 has buttons to turn you exactly 180 degrees which could possibly be useful if you have a low sens[/quote]
+left and +right are actually very useful for those long spins in surf maps :V
kawaiishlanerI tried doing this last night while surfing it was hilarious.
edit: the 360 version of L4D2 has buttons to turn you exactly 180 degrees which could possibly be useful if you have a low sens
+left and +right are actually very useful for those long spins in surf maps :V
:V
[quote=kawaii][quote=shlaner]I tried doing this last night while surfing it was hilarious.
edit: the 360 version of L4D2 has buttons to turn you exactly 180 degrees which could possibly be useful if you have a low sens[/quote]
+left and +right are actually very useful for those long spins in surf maps :V[/quote]
:V